Collection of papers on Sion Hill, Prince George County, Virginia, 1794-1965.

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Collection of papers on Sion Hill, Prince George County, Virginia, 1794-1965.

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Papers concerning the sale of a tract of land known as Sion Hill in Prince George County, Virginia, and the subsequent suit filed by the purchaser, Noel Quesnel, against the seller, Thomas Woodlief, in 1796. Included are copies of an abstract of the case, a 1794 survey of the property and a typed transcription, as well as other maps showing the location of the property.

18 leaves.

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Thomas, Phillip F.,

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Resident of Cartersville, Virginia. From the description of Collection of papers on Sion Hill, Prince George County, Virginia, 1794-1965. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122368172 ...

Quesnel, Noel, fl. 1796.

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Woodlief, Thomas, fl. 1796.

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Virginia. Court of Appeals

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